Protection wants every Facebook users, no one want to disclose their privacy with the third party or unknown person. There is also Question arrives for Facebook that they disclose the privacy of users and nor improving Security for users, here you will know what Facebook Doing for their Users Privacy by launch Safety Tools, which Secures your Privacy which keeps private information of yours.

We’re also starting to introduce Two Factor Authentication, a new feature to help prevent unauthorized access to your account. If you turn this new feature on, we’ll ask you to enter a code anytime you try to log into Facebook from a new device. This additional security helps confirm that it’s really you trying to log in.

We announced earlier this year that people could experience Facebook over a secure connection using HTTPS. This feature helps protect your personal information and is particularly useful if you’re uncertain about the security of your network or you’re using public wifi to access Facebook. Today, we’re improving HTTPS so if you start using a non-HTTPS application on Facebook, we automatically switch your session back to HTTPS when you’re finished.

The New Suit of Safety Tools updates for reporting issues and additional Security features with more Resources for Families. Last time Facebook Announced about Safety tools at the time of White House Conference on Bullying Prevention last month, and today they Redesign Family Safety Center, with the useful tips to how to make security update for your Facebook Profile privacy.

Facebook also introduces Social Reporting Tools with this allows people to notify a member of their community. Safety and child psychology experts tell us that online issues are frequently a reflection of what is happening offline. By encouraging people to seek help from friends, we hope that many of these situations can be resolved face to face. The impact has been encouraging, and we’re now expanding social reporting to other major sections of Facebook, including Profiles, Pages and Groups.